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I would give anything to move Down Under, it’s a magical place. Sadly they don’t need anymore network infrastructure sales people.

• Nursie 5y ago
  New Zealand appears to be the easier choice to get into and is also a lovely place to live. Plus if you get Kiwi citizenship after 5 years that can also open the door to Aus a bit easier further down the line. (this is something I looked into before the Australian government decided to grant me a visa I wasn't expecting to get granted)
  • efnx 5y ago
    My family and I just did this. We fly out to NZ on Tuesday. Although it wasn’t easy (I doubt this kind of move ever is) if your specialty is lacking in NZ and you already are contracting for a NZ company and you have no criminal record, it’s very doable. The question is - can you deal with the difference in salary? For my family it’s a no-brainer but I suspect others aren’t as keen on it.
    • Nursie 5y ago
      For me - yes. The lifestyle more than makes up for it. Plus I’ve got a bit of a head start on things by building up a war chest here over the last few years. But then I’m not looking to be an SV high flyer - I’m looking to work regularish hours, go fishing, level up my home-brew game and make a nice nest with my partner :) Good luck with your move, that’s exciting with it being just a few days away!
  • gumby 5y ago
    Apart from the Covid era there is free exchange across the Tasman sea. My sister moved to NZ amd started working without any paperwork, and I believe that works the same way in reverse.